Headstrap for FaceMeta Book Oculus Quest 3 - The Metaning vol. 3, Return of the Meta

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For my Quest 2 version, go here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4671658This is a headstrap for the Quest 3. I got tired of waiting for the one I ordered so I decided to just convert my Q2 design. As the speaker "wings" are twisted by design, these may be a bit tricky to coax into place. I usually just put a ziptie on there to make sure they don't pop off. Something else you can do is heat up the print and twist it if you prefer. I strongly suggest printing this as well:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4623392This is intended for use with 30mm elastic bands, but any width should be fine, you just may have them slide a little bit if they're smaller. The gear rack parts need to be printed in ABS or Nylon - or similar firm but flexible filament. NOTE:I added a threaded version of KnobAxle and a version for a heat insert. The heat insert version is probably more durable, but it requires you to have quality inserts that work well. You will need the following hardware: 4x countersunk M3 bolts. At least M3x10, but M3x15 is better1x M3x5 bolt(for the central axle to keep it from falling out)M3 Nyloc bolts1x 4mm OD compression spring1x 3.92 bearing ball(they're in skateboard bearings, the ones named 608zz)Some suited glue to glue the knob on the gear axleTwo pieces of 30mm elastic band to mount to the speaker caps and the gear rack partsVelcro to make the top strap(or you can re-use the default one if you don't mind that)A way to join the elastic and velcro together. I opted for sewing, but do it however you want3x M3 nuts and 3x M3x10 or longer bolts to attach the battery mount to the backOptional but HIGHLY! recommended: A counterweight of some sort. Shoot for around 500g or so to balance out the weight of the headset. A power bank is highly suited. I added a power bank mount that you can either to ziptie a power bank onto or glue one onto. After that, it is attached with 3 bolts and easily unattached later if needed.